The only game which I've ever been completely captivated by is Chuckie Egg on the BBC Micro.Do you know of a faithful reproduction of it for Windows? I couldn't see it on your link.
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Shlvng,
Sat 13 Jul 2013, 0:51,
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there's a couple of chuckie egg remakes listed herewww.worldofspectrum.org/remakes.cgi
no idea if they're any cop but they're worth checking out, at least
or there's this: www.repton3.co.uk/chuckieegg.php
(no idea if they're any cop but they're worth checking out, at least
or there's this: www.repton3.co.uk/chuckieegg.php
boris the spider,
Sat 13 Jul 2013, 1:35,
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Thank you Mr. the spider.I'l have a go and hopefully I'll get in touch with my 12 year old self - [insert joke right here]
( Shlvng,
Sat 13 Jul 2013, 1:43,
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YES! YES! YES!The repton3 link is what I need. Glad. Gratitudes.
( Shlvng,
Sat 13 Jul 2013, 1:50,
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no problemonly issue might be it's not totally trivial to play it without being online. i've never played chuckie egg before. i got to the second screen. i think i should hand in my geek badge and crawl beneath a bridge or something.
( boris the spider,
Sat 13 Jul 2013, 1:59,
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In 1983 I got to level 23 without being online, 20 years later I'm online for >50% of my waking hours.I'll happily endorse any geek badge you need endorsing.
( Shlvng,
Sat 13 Jul 2013, 2:29,
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Good :)I also found a remake of Chaos online that works remarkably well. If you were a BBC owner you'll have missed out on the glories of Chaos. It was glorious. www.vectorlight.net/games/chaos_tournament.aspx
( boris the spider,
Sat 13 Jul 2013, 10:45,
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